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^“’’oriensu 
*J'*atica, 
^‘’’taia. 
^^Uoides, 
«re, 
’“tria. 
‘^ulaia, 
?«c, 
Vc 
■o.’ta. 
TRIAND. DIGYN. 125. Phalaris. 12 ') 
125. PHALARIS. Calyx 2-valved, i- flowered, 
carinate, equal, longer than the corol. 
Canary-grafs. 
Panicle awnlefs, ovate, fpike-form : glumes of the calyx 
boat.fliaped, entire : corol 4-valved ; the outer valves 
lanceolate, glabrous ; inner villous. 
Road fides. Mart.Jl. rujl. 1. 17, Moris, f, 8. t. 3./'. i. 
Panicle awnlefs, cylindrical, fpike-form; glumes of the 
calyx boat-lhaped, llightly toothed : corol 3-valved j 
the inner-valves villous; outer-one minute, fubulate. 
Egypt.' Barr. rar. t. 700. f. i. Buxb. cent. 4. /. 53. 
Panicle fpiked, ovate : glumes entire : culm jointed, de- 
cumbent. 
The Cape. Thunb.frodr, \c). Willd./p.fl. 
Panicle awnlefs, cylindrical, fpike-form : glumes of the 
calyx boat-lhaped, toothed: corol 2-valved, glabrous; 
root bulbous. 
Spain. XheEaft. Caman, ic. i. p. 46. t. 64. 
Flowers pedicelled, in a clofe cylindrical panicle. 
Panicle oblong ; leaves rigid. 
South of Europe. Leaves rough at the edge, the upper one a 
little ventricofe ! fpike coihpadt, ovate-oblong, awnlefs. 
Spike fomewhat panicled, cylindrical: glumes ferrate: 
culm jointed. 
The Cape. Culm leafy; fpikes terminal, folitary : glume with a 
cartilaginous toothed keel, the teeth with globules at the tip. 
Panicle awnlefs, nearly cylindrical, fpike-form : glumes 
linear-lanceolate, nearly glabrous, retufeon the inner- 
margin : culm fimple. ■ 
Meadows. Eng. Boi. FL Dan. t, ^'^1. Moris./. S. t. f.Z. 
Spike ovate-lanceolate, obtufe : glumes exactly lanceolate, 
ciliate: culm branched at the bafe, 
Sandy fields. Eng. Bet. t. 222. Pluk.phyt. t. 33. f. 8. 
Panicle ovate, fpike-form : glumes of the calyx boat-fliap- 
ed, dilated at the back ; awn of the receptacle longer 
than the glumes. 
Italy. Seep. Infuh. I./. 12 Daleeh. hist, 1. 3. 
Ca/rojmoftly fimple: upper /«,^with an inflated Iheath. 
Panicle awnlefs, oblong, fpike-form : glumes of the calyx 
boat-fliaped, i-topthcd: corol 2-valved, glabrous; 
lowed florets end-bitten. 
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